The museum offers a variety of events and workshops, including panel talks, writing workshops, roundtable discussions, and workshops celebrating the fusion of art, nature, and footwear design. Participants can explore the creative potential of wooden clogs, learn about writing processes inspired by footwear and crime, and discover the history of footwear through interactive activities.

Visitors can expect to see a wide range of footwear exhibits, including classic items of menswear, prototype boots, embroidered shoes from the 1920s, and more. The museum also offers interactive experiences such as iSpy scavenger hunts, trying on funky footwear, and colouring activities for families.

The museum engages with the community by offering free admission on certain days, hosting workshops and events for all ages, and providing educational resources on the history and cultural significance of footwear. The museum also collaborates with other organizations to bring traveling exhibitions and roundtable discussions to the public.

The overall goal of the museum is to educate and inspire visitors about the creative potential, history, and cultural significance of footwear. By exploring the complex role of footwear in crime, policing, and the judiciary, as well as celebrating the impact of fashion and culture, the museum aims to provide a unique and engaging experience for all who visit.